June 2016 Roundup | CaptainForm

From launching new features to attending 2 WordCamps and everything in between, CaptainForm had some interesting things happen last month. Let’s see what went down in June!

Centralized Form Management for Digital Agencies

Presently, 30.23% of CaptainForm’s paying users are freelancers or digital agencies. Based on their needs, we’ve implemented new functionality for a more streamlined process and improved efficiency.

Basically, anyone who builds websites for clients will now be able to manage all of the forms they build from their own ‪‎WordPress‬ dashboard, without having to log in to each client’s WordPress installation to edit their forms. Furthermore, administrators will be able to duplicate complex forms in case they want to use them for a different client, without having to create them from square one.

Find out how to manage your WordPress forms within all WordPress installations.

CaptainForm now integrates with Desk.com

We’ve partnered up with Desk.com to empower users to receive tickets instantly through form entries. You’ll save precious time since the integration is really easy to set up and helps you speed up the process of managing your support tickets. To enable the integration, simply follow these steps.

Attending WordCamp Antwerp 2016 and WordCamp Europe 2016

We had a great start to the month of June, sponsoring but also attending WordCamp Antwerp and we finished with a bang. We already talked about our amazing experience at WordCamp Europe 2016 in a recent blog post. Great memories were made and if you didn’t have a chance to make it, be sure to catch us on 3-4 September at WordCamp Split, Croatia! Counting down the days!

Proud to say that in June, both 123ContactForm and CaptainForm were featured in The Huffington Post. Check out all the websites our WordPress Form Builder Plugin has been featured on over the last month:

“Florin had spent 8 years perfecting the design of his platform, when he and his associate co-founder, Tudor Bastea, decided it was time to launch a sister product CaptainForm, a unique form plugin for WordPress built websites.”

Read the full article in The HuffingtonPost

“CaptainForm was built as a successor to 123ContactForm platform, with years of experience behind their back, they managed to bring forth a forms builder that covers any business or practical area imaginable.”

Read the full article in CodeCondo

“Security is on top of CaptainForm’s priority list, so let’s go over the protection options provided by this superpower filled WordPress form plugin.”

Read the full article in MakingDifferent

“Today, you will find the real reviews of CaptainForm WordPress plugin. I have personally tested it with the highest HERO pricing plan.”

Read the full article in WPTechie

“CaptainForm is a form builder integrated with many 3rd party apps and payment processors such as Google Drive, SalesForce, ActiveCampaign, Dropbox, PayPal, Authorize.net, Stripe and much more.”

Read the full article in WhoDesignToday

“If your website is using WordPress then there are numerous form builder plugins such as CaptainForm which come with a wide selection of themes and styling options.”

Read the full article in Performancing

“CaptainForm – Forms are vital in collecting information from users. And it is much more important for websites that aim to earn revenue.”

Read the full article in WisdumP

“While there are a number of great form and survey plugins for WordPress, if you want an all in one solution, we have the found the right choice for you: CaptainForm.”

Read the full article in Beebom

“It is a plugin which helps users set up fully featured surveys and forms”.

Read the full article in Technied

That was June in a nutshell. May your July be filled with highlights!